A 29-year-old nurse who spent nearly three months in a coma at Mater Dei Hospital has finally been flown home to India thanks to the incredible generosity of people across Malta as reported by Times of Malta.Tonamol Baby, who was five months pregnant at the time of the accident, was hit by a car while crossing the road near Mount Carmel Hospital on 16th July. The impact killed her unborn child and left her with severe head injuries, requiring emergency brain surgery and weeks in the neurosurgical ward.With no family in Malta, her husband Tom Jacob spent every day at her bedside, speaking to her, holding her hand, and hoping for signs of improvement. Doctors initially feared she would not survive 48 hours, but Tonamol continued to show small steps of progress over the weeks that followed.But the couple’s greatest wish was to get Tonamol back home to India so she could continue treatment surrounded by her family, a move that required an air ambulance costing around €50,000.After Tom shared their story publicly, Malta responded with overwhelming kindness.A GoGetFunding campaign raised more than €74,000, surpassing the goal and covering both the medical flight and hospital expenses in India.A doctor and nurse from Malta travelled with Tonamol during the journey to ensure her safety.Last week, Tonamol was safely flown to Kerala and admitted to Rajagiri Hospital Cochin, where she has now begun neuro rehabilitation.•